HOW TO SEW A BUTTON UP SHIRT - Part 3 - Slip stitch, shirt hem, cuffs and how to do button holes!

sewingtutorial #youtubetutorial #buttondownshirt #sewinghowto #howtomakeabuttondownshirt If you haven't subscribed already make sure you do to be entered in the 10k subscriber giveaway! Welcome to Meghan Grace DIY! I have been sewing since I was 8 years old and have done lots of great things in the sewing world from making figure skating costumes to teaching high school fashion to freelance costume design to college fashion professor. This video is a tutorial on how to create a button down short sleeved shirt with a collar. This is part 3 in a 3 part series on how to construct a button down shirt using New Look Pattern 6197. The first part focuses on the main construction of the shirt. The second part focuses on how to construct the body of the shirt, and this part focuses on finishing techniques. While you are watching the video, please keep in mind there are many different sewing techniques out there so please take what works and leave what doesn't. Supplies for this tutorial: Between 2 and 2.5 yds of light weight fabric 1 yd Interfacing New Look Pattern 6197 (or another shirt pattern) 5 5/8th to 1in wide buttons Scissors, thread, pins For part 1 of this tutorial, click below:    • HOW TO SEW A BUTTON UP SHIRT - Part 1 - Pr...   For part 2 of this tutorial, click below:    • HOW TO SEW A BUTTON UP SHIRT - Part 2 - In...   If you would like to see the tutorial for a fitted mask, click below:    • MAKE A FABRIC MASK WITH FILTER POCKET - Th...   If you would like to make a bouffant scrub cap, click below:    • The EASIEST Bouffant Scrub Cap for Long Ha...   If you would like to make a ponytail scrubcap, click below:    • THE EASIEST PONYTAIL SCRUB CAP FOR LONG HA...   If you would like to help my channel grow, please don’t forget to SUBSCRIBE and click the notification button so you will know when I post new videos! Watching my channel grow has given me a lot of motivation to keep up the work during this trying time! You can also get to know me better through MeghanGraceDIY on Facebook, Instagram and Pinterest. If there are additional tutorials you are looking for, please feel free to leave them in the comments below!